World State Changes refer to updates in the status of a blockchain, marking alterations to the data stored within it. These changes can occur through transactions, smart contract executions, or other operations that modify the state of the network.When users send or receive tokens, the balances of the involved parties are updated. For example, if Alice sends coins to Bob, the world state changes to reflect Alice’s decreased balance and Bob’s increased balance. Smart contracts, which are self-executing contracts with the terms directly written into code, also trigger world state changes upon execution. Overall, these updates are essential for maintaining the integrity and functionality of the blockchain, ensuring that all users have an accurate view of the current state of the network. Each change is recorded on the ledger, creating a history that can be audited and verified. This process is crucial for building trust and transparency within the system.